The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-05-28

; he sack is improved by having d ia'soi 4"
Their other grades of flour are also much im-
ornyed by the changes. Bran, screenings
and, Graham flour on baud. Exchanges made
:, ,heir office at The old stand near Arcana
Hall, ~
LIMITATIONS from a we'll known author:-
pr.nts and ginghsms low; wh'e
good, iu large variety cheap; parasois ana
fans way Town; ~cheviots aud shirilnss sell
inc rsoidly. Four per cent rebate cards all
the 90. Carpets at a discount. oah AZ"
see.o Henry Wilker, 1lOI, llO9, Franklh
-, may14tf
Not long now till harvest.
Mr.. 7. A. Graham sold his last machine last
Thursday.
Beautiful bells aud little dudes at q. f. u.
chapel Monday night.
Mr.. A. Geyer bought of Mr.. Weioei. z io's
on 18th street, Thursday, for $500. =.
Mr.. J. P. Thornton moved to his new resi-
dence In College Place last Tuesday.
Mr., ]. A., Price will begin the enumeration
or scboo, children in this district Tuesday,
May 81.
DR.. Adams has sold to Mr.. Taubman bill
frame residence, next to Mr.. E. Winsor.
for 81. 500.
The sprinkling cart does splendid work
Az the DAYS get warmer it Is more and NOR
appreciated.
The "Toy SYMPHONY by Haydn, q mos
pleasing novelty, will enliven the concer
Monday night.
Mrs. Tsegart, a lady of 70. who lives nea'
Copcordia, tripped and fell q few days ago
breaking an arm.
There are ten young ladies to graduate a
the Baptist College. Exercises at the opef'
house, TUESDAY, 81, at 8 p. m. !
An iucipient blaze at Mr.. Habberkorn's on.
College street, created n little alarm last Sat-
urday, but 1t was easily mastered.
Farmer Hall brought US the biggest aspara-
gus plant Yesterday that we ever saw. 1t was
f1sttish and nearly 8 inches across.
Cornelis, the little 5-Year-old daughter OF
Judge X. Ryland fell over the bannisters at
home, Thursday. She knocked out two Of
her teeth, cut a cash under her chin, and
broke her left arm. The child is badly hurt.
An abstract of the title of Regents Park,
near Independence, the property OF Messrs.
r, Taubman and VIM. b. Chlles, has been
printed at this office, and the property. which
ia une of the most valuable in that much de-
sired locality is now ready for market.
There WILDE an ice-cream and strawberry
reception, held by the ladies Of the Baptist
church, In Mrs. Nickel's yard. on Main
street, from 4 to 9 O'Clock next thursday
June 2. 1t will be for the benefit of the new
chapel In o.! Town. Everybody is invited.
Count Robert F.. the last of the Waddells,
who is a Thoroughbred himself, has also a
th~orough-bred Jersey COW. which was paid
for by several of his republican friends about
the tim of Cleveland's election, which said
COW, being the first choice out OF our jolly
friend Tim. Towards choicest strain OF I'M
Dorted Jersey cattle, has, each year since be-
longing to her present owner, presented him
with a heller calf, and now bob" says he is
about to be overrun with stock which is too
valuable to kill, too much priced to be solo,
and too much in quantity to pay pasturage
far. What he shall do under all the circum-
stances he has not yet decided, but will prob
ably refe. the whole matter to a committee,
with Instructions 10 report at the earliest
possible no MT.
Corder:-Mis Comorah Harrison is visit
ing her friend, Miss Lucy Starke. Mrs. Rose
Knipmeyer spent Monday in Hlgginsville.
Messrs. !, P. Gordon and H. F.. klienschmidt
spent Tuesday in Lexington on business.
Rev. Mr.. Roth and wife, returned from Ell
,rado Springs last Saturday, much improved
in health. Miss AnnaNickars is visiting her
) friend. Miss jamie Webb. Miss Lizzie De-
holt spent last week in Alma, visiting hel
.ister. IT ia rumored that there are to be some
changes made in some of our business houses
soon. Mrs. Fletcher and her little daughter
returned to their home in Mashall, last Fri
dsy evening. Mrs. Jas. Brand left, last week
for q visit to relatives in Kentucky. Rev. Mr.
Leonard filed the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday.
A number of young ladies and gentlemen
came over from Richmond, Wednesday, Will
Miss Fannie Marshall, and were pleasantly
entertained by her mother and sisters. Thos'
present from Richmond Misses Fan
ME Marshall, Mollie Catron. Maude Bassett
Cora Shupe, Jennie Wilson, Mary Hughes
Miss Lewis and Mrs. DIR. Smith; Messrs. Ed
Munay, Joe Ewing. Louis Megede, La
Bonde, Henry Percival. Al. Duv'll, Graft
Salt, Tom Ewing. Tom Lovelack, and MasteI
he1IV SmlLu. Ttou 'S S
ze Hutchisou, Sarah and Dixie Grady
Lille Jamison, Mamie Patterson. Jenni
Shscklett, Jennie Berrie, Jennie Aull, 70
Bassett, Fannie Taubman, and Messrs. Ton
Grady, Bert Tlatman, Chas. Wilson an
James Hays.
Mr.. Walter Newmtn got a 1olting, las
Monday morning. viii h lookers-on though
-~.t oost hin, u brnkan iImh at the YER
least. He was driving Town town In a sprinl
wagon. At the Smith & Bolton corner tn
water pipe men had cot a ditch nearly acroi
the street. leaving a narrow pass-way In tn
middle. Mr.. Newman's team consisted OF
nsir of powerful mules, predisposed to run
ming off. As they passed between the tw'
bitches they became frIghteped, and MI
Newman struck them In order to bring then
under control. but Instead of doing this |
only served to accelerate their speed, aud b.
soon lost control of them. They ran dow
franklin avenue, and turning suddenly q
The Presbyterian church threw Mr.. Newmal
from the wagon. He alighled Oh his hea
and knees, and bounced two or three fe'
from the ground. The mules ran ON a lit
further and encountered MIR. Chas. Mitchell
.pring wagon stretched at rlght.angles acroi
their path, Nothing daunted they 1umpe
right into the wagon bed, breaking down II
two opposite axles, aud the mules and II
two wagons came to the earth in one gran
wreck. There was hitched to Mr.. Mitchell
wagon q pair OF iron-gray three-year-o
colts, and sl ange to say amid the sudde
shock aud smash the1 l414ned cool an
II, and scarcely n Eff1(r. Newman.
proved, was uo. serio< 154xed, He ha
& hole in the fore scalp E{gound ON on
kuee. Enough to make but not
lay him up. DIR. Fulksrs pasted hi
together again in good shaGS<f YER woul
better sell those miles for yes. A
that will be Necessary is simt arenthe
: little and they'll pull almos
almost any grade.